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Default does the =COUNTIF have to be a range?

I need to have it look at one cell at a time, but link 20 cells in the formula.
It is supposed to count the number cells that contain an X.
I can't use the range (K6:EN6) because of a similar =COUNTIF function that
will run on the same row.

Example:
=COUNTIF((K6,R6,Y6,AF6,AT6,BA6,BH6,BO6,BV6,CC6,CJ6 ,CQ6,CX6,DE6,DL6,DS6,EG6,EN6),"X")

I get the #VALUE! error when I try this.

I tried making each cell a range (J6:K6,Q6:R6) and so on, but still get the
same error.

 
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